Lawrence Eller: I'm Going to Georgia (1982)

Date recorded: September 12, 1982
Contributor(s): Recordist: Lomax, Alan; Performer: Eller, Vaughn
Description: Lawrence Eller, vocal and banjo, performs "I'm Going to Georgia." Shot by Alan Lomax and crew at Eller's home, Upper Hightower, Hiawassee, Georgia, September 12, 1982.
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Instruments: voice, banjo
Setting: Upper Hightower
Location: Hiawassee, Towns County, Georgia, United States
Archive ID: tMViMhcTk7U
Belongs to: Appalachia (1982–1983)
About the session: Cloggers and buck dancers; bluegrass and string bands; white gospel groups; stories, folktales, and ballads from coal miners, tobacco farmers, and former bootleggers, filmed in Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky. Performers include Ray Hicks, Nimrod Workman, Tommy Jarrell, and Raymond Fairchild, the man reputed to be the fastest banjo player in the world.
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